Every word of Roy Keane's furious rant following Manchester United 6-3 defeat to Man City

Manchester United suffered a humbling derby day defeat in a chastening 6-3 loss away to Manchester City.

The hosts blew Erik ten Hag's side away with both Erling Haaland and Phil Foden notching hat-tricks on a hugely memorable day for the blue half of the city.

Pep Guardiola's side were 4-0 up by the break and despite another strike from Antony and a brace by substitute Anthony Martial after the break, it did little to gloss over what was a sobering result for United.

Former United captain-turned-pundit Roy Keane predictably let rip at his old club following the final whistle. Here is the full transcript of his Sky Sports rant.

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Keane on United's performance

"The way they started, they were slow out the blocks. (Phil) Foden said City were up for it, the first goal is huge, a goal down after eight minutes (and they) never recovered. They were sloppy in possession, (Marcus) Rashford didn’t get a hold of it. Just sloppy play. Everytime City went forward, they looked like they were going to score, Man City were magnificent, it’s a pleasure, watching them live - they’re the best team I’ve ever seen. For Man United it's a huge setback for them, we were giving them praise over the last few weeks but this is a step back. They were 4-0 behind at half-time, 4-0 down at Brentford, the performance second half was no good, the goals were a consolation, it was game over. City switched off, they made a lot of substitutions, there was no aggression, they were comfortable going forward but poor defensively. Nothing for United to take out of this game, from the players point of view, they should be embarrassed. You can’t go in at half-time 4-0 down, it’s hugely embarrassing, as